kindergarten
Kindergarten
Theme: The apple
Poetry
The apple and the snail
Charles VILDRAC
Pedagogical exploitation
Read the entire poem
Explain the words: cime, chard, poached eye, marmalade, home
For the youngest, work on the first two stanzas of the poem
There was an apple,
At the top of an apple tree;
A gust of autumn wind
Made her fall on the meadow.
(show the sky then the ground)
Apple, apple, did you hurt yourself?
(shaking hands)
- My chin is marmalade
(finger on chin)
The split nose and the poached eye!
(finger to nose then fist to eye)
Poetry-specific worksheets:
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Circle the places where the apple hurts
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Color only the apples that are on the tree
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Color in green the apples that are on the tree, in red the apples that fell on the meadow
Nursery rhyme: A little man sitting on an apple...
A little guy
Sitting on an apple.
The apple tumbles.
The little guy flies away
On the roof of the school.
Preparation sheet
Pippin
And api apple
carpet red carpet
Pippin
And api apple
gray carpet rug
little apple
small apple
At the edge of the meadow,
If I give you
A kick,
How far will you ride ?
Oh ! Please !
I am already
all rotten,
leave me there
At the edge of the meadow,
end my life
Under my apple tree !
Therese Baudet
Files on the topic:
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Color the letters making up the word APPLE (MS) or apple (GS)
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Identify the letters composing a word: Color the labels corresponding to the word apple
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shredded paper/collage
structuring of space
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color the apple
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color the apples on the tree
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put stickers on the points
->Understand and execute a simple instruction
->Gesture precision
visual arts
Blown ink
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Indian ink blown with a straw
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Cutting green poster paper (know how to glue on the right side)
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Collage of images of apples cut at home by mums in flyers
Coloring (PS)
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Shape to cut out of wallpaper
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Color on the back with fat crayons large model for small sections
Finger paint / Felt pen (PS)
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Shape to cut out of red cardboard
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On one side: black felt dots
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On the other: finger painting
With my finger, I can smudge, squiggle, smudge/fill the shape, dots, strokes...
The apple in children's literature
Natchan has brought a nice red apple to eat at her ease at the top of the hill.
But heck! The apple escapes him and begins to roll down the slope.
Help ! Impossible to catch up with her.
Fortunately, the rabbit and the squirrel are fast. Fortunately, the bear is soft and strong.
Each in their own way will come to the aid of the little girl.
Phew, the apple is recovered, intact.
Hmmm... she looks good.
Everyone really wants to taste it now.
What if it was even better when we share it?
The apple in art
Chardin
Cezanne
Delvaux
Magritte
Buffet.....
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The apple compote
